Can I run a camping fridge off a Noco Boost jump pack?
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gotcha.
of you mean NOCO Genius Boost . . . . . . ?
then yes they are very good.
but only get the GB70 or GB150.
yes they will run a 12v fridge . . . . . but not for that long.
see here:
https://www.t6forum.com/threads/which-jump-starter.9140/
and here:
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gotcha.
of you mean NOCO Genius Boost . . . . . . ?
then yes they are very good.
but only get the GB70 or GB150.
yes they will run a 12v fridge . . . . . but not for that long.
see here:
https://www.t6forum.com/threads/which-jump-starter.9140/
and here:
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Yes.. GB70 is good for starting a T6...
I wouldn't bother with any of the lower models.
I wouldn't bother with any of the lower models.
I've got both...
The difference is size in capacity and a voltmeter...
So if you just want it as an emergency jump start then get a GB70.
If like me you use loads of 12v and USB stuff get the bigger GB150....
We use the GB150 for pumping up air tents, airbeds, usb charging, laptop and tablet charging. 12v stuff etc etc etc.
Plus is the biggest USB power bank I have..... the kids are glued to it.
I’ve got a GB70 and the kids used in in the summer to charge their phones for 3 weeks while we were away and then used it to start the van months later without charging it.
I did then charge it before putting it away. We then used it a during a power cut to charge everything multiple times, it was constantly charging loads of things for about 24hrs, it’s like a great big fat lipstick charger you can start a van with
I did then charge it before putting it away. We then used it a during a power cut to charge everything multiple times, it was constantly charging loads of things for about 24hrs, it’s like a great big fat lipstick charger you can start a van with
what fridge?
a compressor fridge?
or TE fridge?
it says 89 watt-hour battery.
so 89 hours at 1 watt
or 1 hour at 89 watts.
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example 40L compressor fridge (Just Kampers 45L Electric Portable Compressor Cool Box Mains to 12V Cooler Coolbox Fridge Freezer With Mains Supply and Car 12v Cables Ideal for Campervans, Vans, Cars, Travel, Camping: Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors) once down to temp runs around 0.9ah
0.9ah @ 12v = 10.8Wh
89Wh / 10.8Wh = 8.2 hours.
loose a bit for inefficiency . . . then look at running a compressor fridge for 6hours.
it will then take 3-11hours to charge backup
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a compressor fridge?
or TE fridge?
it says 89 watt-hour battery.
so 89 hours at 1 watt
or 1 hour at 89 watts.
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example 40L compressor fridge (Just Kampers 45L Electric Portable Compressor Cool Box Mains to 12V Cooler Coolbox Fridge Freezer With Mains Supply and Car 12v Cables Ideal for Campervans, Vans, Cars, Travel, Camping: Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors) once down to temp runs around 0.9ah
0.9ah @ 12v = 10.8Wh
89Wh / 10.8Wh = 8.2 hours.
loose a bit for inefficiency . . . then look at running a compressor fridge for 6hours.
it will then take 3-11hours to charge backup
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@Andyf
look at these options for running a fridge:
www.t6forum.com
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look at these options for running a fridge:
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I started my neighbour’s 2.0L Diesel SUV the other day with the GB70 and it span over fine.
The battery was initially so flat it just clicked the starter solenoid.
GB70 also fits in the top of a comfort dash if you have one,that is where ours lived for a while until we put the caravelle bed in,now it lives in the bottom of there in an ikea box
I've got the gb50, it's never let me down yet regarding starting the van. I have electric twin sliders and tailgate. They can be opened and closed many many times over the course of a day, couple that with extra led lighting and the use of an invertor to charge power tool batteries.......well let's just say that I use my noco 2 - 3 times a month.
The GB50 is definitely capable and never failed to start my van and many other vehicles. The hard case is definitely worth investing in for storage etc. The first one I bought started to play up after a short while, it wouldn't turn on sometimes or turn off. Halfords replaced it without even checking my receipt.
Great piece of kit that I rely on too heavily, I've now got funds in place to do a leisure battery install which should mean I'll no longer need the noco but still I'd never leave home without it, it's invaluable especially with a dsg!
The GB50 is definitely capable and never failed to start my van and many other vehicles. The hard case is definitely worth investing in for storage etc. The first one I bought started to play up after a short while, it wouldn't turn on sometimes or turn off. Halfords replaced it without even checking my receipt.
Great piece of kit that I rely on too heavily, I've now got funds in place to do a leisure battery install which should mean I'll no longer need the noco but still I'd never leave home without it, it's invaluable especially with a dsg!
Be cautious storing them in the van in summer . . . dont get them too HOT. (same applies for any Lithium tech)
we keep ours in the seat base area or in the back.
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